2006 Archive Volcano Hazards Team Seminar Series
DATE |
SPEAKER (affiliation) |
TALK TITLE or TOPIC |
| February 2006 | ||
3 February |
Wolf Elston (University of New Mexico) |
The Proterozoic Bushveld Complex, South Africa: A tale of two catastrophes |
7 February |
Jonathan Dehn (Alaska Volcano Observatory - University of Alaska Fairbanks) |
Remote Sensing of Volcanic Eruptions at AVO |
15 February |
Marie Edmonds (USGS–HVO) |
When magma begins to fizz -- gas geochemistry of volcanic eruptions |
21 February |
Stuart Simmons (University of Auckland) |
Origins of Water-Filled Depressions in NZ Geothermal Fields: Products of Hydrothermal Eruption & Gas Discharge |
28 February |
Jim Moore (USGS–Menlo Park) |
Subaqueous Investigations at Lake Tahoe |
| March 2006 | ||
| 15 March | Calvin Miller (Vanderbilt University) |
Investigating magma chamber processes and pluton-volcano connections |
| 28 March | Larry Mastin (USGS - CVO) |
How big is the Mount St. Helens magma system? Constraints on size, pressure, and composition from geodesy and the growth history of the lava dome |
| April 2006 | ||
| 4 April | Michael McCurry (Idaho State University) |
Genesis of silicic A-type magmas along the Eastern Snake River Plain segment of the YSRP hotspot track: Implications for crustal evolution |
| 11 April | Emily Desmarais (Stanford University) |
Seismicity triggered by slow earthquakes on Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii |
| 25 April | Megan Anderson (USGS–Menlo Park) |
Seismic anisotropy: What can it tell us about subduction zone mantle wedge flow? |
| May 2006 | ||
| 9 May | Margaret Mangan (USGS–Menlo Park) |
What's Cookin' in the Menlo Park Magma Dynamics Lab? Experimental investigations into the causes of volcanic unrest and eruption |
| 23 May | Sarah Aciego (UC Berkeley) | The U-Th/He Dating Method for Young Volcanic Systems |
Seminar coordinators: Greg Waite and Brita Graham Wall
